The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-05
Personal and Society.

Mrs. VIM A. Apologize has gone to Cincinnati
to spend week.
Mr.. Morris Eddy, of Chicago, formerly a resi-
dent of this city, is visiting friends here
Miss Donner of Columbus is the guest OF
Miss Jessie Gibson, on North Delaware street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick D. Chiffon, of West
over. n H.. are spending few weeks with their
daughter, Mrs Dwight Strong
Miss Florence Hussey, of.Terre Haute, is ex-
pected this week TO visit her cousin, Miss Coe
Condit. on North Meridian street.
Mr. B. B. Peck and family have returned from
visit to Portland, Me-, and other Eastern
points, where they have been since July.
The Ladies' Matinee Musicale will meet this
afternoon for the first time since their summer
vacation. A miscellaneous programme will be
rendered.
There will be meeting Of the ladies inter
ested in the Flower mission fair at the residence
of Mrs. L. Z. HaugheY, on Thursday morning,
at 10 o'clock, sharp.
The funeral of Mrs. Fannie Stevens mother
of Mrs. A. NJ. Noe, will occur from the family
residence, No. 100 East New York street, at 3
o'clock this afternoon.
Mr.. L. F. Thomas, late manager OF the base
ball club, left last night for Glendale. N. T. !.
where he will be associated with Mr.. H. Kuip-
penberg in the Hecla mine works.
The fourth annual meeting of Plymouth In
stitute will be held in the lecture rooms of Ply
mouth Church tor morrow evening at o'clock.
An interesting programme has been arranged
Mrs. Maria Toon, who was a resident of Indi-
anapolis for ffty-two years, died at her home.
on South New Jersey street, on Monday, aged
seventy-six years. She will be buried from
Fletcher place Church tomorrow.
Colonel Hogeland left the city last night for
Chicago, where he goes to make arrangements
for the national convention of the Youths
Home and Employment Association. which
meets on the 14th, 18th and 18th instants.
MIR. and Mrs. Macmillan, of London, England,
who have been guests OF Mr.: and Mrs
lan's old friends here for few weeks, will leave
to-day to continue their journey. During their
stay large number of gatherings have been
given in their honor by the old friends of Mrs.
Macmillan.
The Art Association have instituted a most
pleasing variety of social exhibits for each month
of the coming season These will embrace dis
plays of artistic collections in pottery. paintings.
etchings, cashmere, shawls. etc.. and will be in
charge of some member of the association each
time. A cosy hall. with comfortable furnishings
and favorable light, has been permanently
cured. and exhibitions will be given in it.
The Japanese reception and tea given last
night to Taiko- Hideyoshi. by the young ladies
of the Second Presbyterian Church, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ j. Osgood on North
Meridian street. was a pronounced social sue
cess. His Royal Highness was taken quite i'll
in the afternoon. but recovered sufficiently to be
present On account of his high position. he
declined introductions, although any converse
ton could be carried on through his interpreter
Hdeyoshis suite consisted of his three nieces.
Garcii. Yosum and Cleria, and their maids.
were costumed in Japanese style. in compli-
ment to their distinguished guest, and the elab-
crate decorations draperies and mantel orna-
ments especially imported. AS a method
for meeting the expenses OF tie occasion.
freshments, candy and fancy work were offered
for sale. and a souvenir cup and saucer were
presented to the purchaser of tea coffee
The reception was the first of series to be
given by this congregation during the winter.
and, although they may not be able to secure so
fine an attraction, novelty will be presented
each time.
STEWART-EVANS.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ELKHART. Ind. Oct 4-Melvin Stewart, of
the editorial staff OF the Butler Record, was
united in marriage this evening to Miss Nina G.
Evans at the home of the bride.
HENDLEY-RoBINSoN
NEW YORK. Oct. 4.-Charles Milton Hendley
one of President Cleveiand's clerks, was married
to Miss Bessie Robinson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w. Robinson, of this city, this after
Moons Among other handsome presents were
a solId-siver tere-a-tete tea service from the
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